For the past two years we have all lived, worked and evolved around a constantly changing set of rules and an overall mindset of uncertainty. With the changes put in place so far this year, and more to come, a feeling of optimism approaches.
A largely residential suburb and known for its racecourse, Randwick is fast becoming a point of interest for professionals and families looking for proximity to lifestyle.
Often seen as the property market’s sister to Potts Point, Darlinghurst has gone through it’s own growth in recent times to make it a popular suburb with a bright future.
As the end of this challenging year approaches, we reflect on the property market during 2021 and look to the future for upcoming trends.
With new restrictions for businesses brought about by the pandemic, a few new discoveries for our team have been made and some great new additions have been added for you all.
Our community is returning to it’s lively and vibrant self, timed perfectly with high vaccination rates, the beginning of the festive season and the start of warmer, leafier, brighter weather.
The SydneyLinks real estate team is no stranger to change, in fact, we welcome it. Change is a constant in our industry and a portion of our time is dedicated to ensuring we are all up-to-date with the latest tenancy laws, industry compliancy, the best technology to facilitate our work and as always, current Covid restrictions.
With interest in the property market, during Sydney’s latest lockdown, remaining high, we decided to take a look at why the eastern suburbs remain popular.
In the past week attention has been on Sydney’s West and South West as the latest pandemic outbreak flourishes in these areas. Over the weekend however, attention has shifted to Bondi Beach as locals blatantly disobey current restrictions to outdoor activites.
Currently in the middle of a tight government lockdown, interest in property remains in high demand. Vendors, buyers and renters alike continue to show up at open homes.
